Alert: Pottery Barn Just Launched Its Spring Collection
Designed by Monique Lhuillier, no less.
Updated Aug 16, 2019 6:42 PM
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When Monique Lhuillier released her inaugural Pottery Barn collection in the fall of 2017, the bar was set high. Inspired by her bridal line, Lhuillier infused the collaboration with dainty details, rose-gold hues, and romantic accents—the overall effect was one that aimed to celebrate the quotidian by creating a range of items that exemplify accessible luxury. The newest rendition of the ongoing partnership just launched today, and suffice it to say the mantel has been upheld.
The spring 2019 line takes “bridal-inspired” to the next level by predominantly featuring pieces that are specifically made for wedding registries. The gold wine bucket with floral detailing, for example, or the 16-piece white ceramic dinnerware set, are both perfect for any newlywed couple’s entertaining collection.
The wedding theme is taken even more literally with pieces like the Penelope Honeymooner Jewelry Wallet, a clutch decorated with pink watercolor-like flowers that has ample room for your jewelry collection whether you’re going on your honeymoon or you just want to bring accessories on vacation without losing them in the depths of a carry-on.
“I just think life is so short,” Lhuillier told us in an earlier interview. “I love celebrating even the little things in life—and whether it’s a dress you buy from my collection or the tabletop or the bedding, I just want my consumer to feel special in whatever it is she touches or uses.”
Lhuillier’s newest collection runs the gamut from tabletop staples to plush bedding to bathroom accessories. Most things are coated in a blush—the designer’s signature bridal color—and embody the same playful take on modern sophistication she is known for.
“The simple shapes, varying shades of pink, and use of sculptural florals keep the assortment feeling sophisticated and celebratory,” explains Lhuillier of the new launch. “The dynamic between the traditional and the new is always exciting to me, especially when I am designing for the Pottery Barn customer.”
Whimsical with just a hint of luxury, the line pairs particularly well with a traditional aesthetic. Sleek, modern lines and a minimalist sensibility are swapped out in favor of a more classic approach to spring design: soft, romantic, and anything but serious.
Shop the new collection online at potterybarn.com.
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